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* iniread
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This script reads in values from a PHP 'ini' file and displays them in a form. In PHP it is
common to include a file in every page to set common values. There is no special format to
this file, just a variable name, its value, and an optional comment. This script will let you
edit variable values and comments. It will then regenerate the PHP code. Usefull for letting
non-programmer admins edit values when you dont want to use a database. 

*** CAUTION: ***
This has worked fine for my purposes. If it ruins your code dont come crying to
me. DO NOT use this on a page that contains real code, it is only meant for variable
editing, and therefore should only be used on pages that ONLY contain variables. If you do
use it on a 'code' page it will preserve your code, but it will be out of order (variables at 
the bottom).

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* installation
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1) Drop the script in a safe directory. 
2) Add page paths to $ary_file_name[].
3) Run the command:
     $ chmod o+w <file name>
   for each file you wish to use. This command makes the file world-writable which can be a
   dangerous thing. You've been warned...

iniread has two special 'variables'
#iniread_spacer = 'this is a spacer';
#iniread_comment = 'this is a comment';

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* bugs
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None that I know of...

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* questions 'n' stuff
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email me at paul@xhawk.net
